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Dan from bright

04-02-2005 07:05:15




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i want to know what is involved in changing the oil filter on my tea ferguson.
is the filter re usable or do i get a new one..... ..thanks.dan




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Barry from Stirling

04-04-2005 06:11:53




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 Re: oil filter in reply to Dan from brighton, 04-02-2005 07:05:15  
Morning Dan
Im just north of Stirling. There is a Massey Ferguson Dealer called McKewons, they are located in SpringBrook, I buy my filters there, around $10. They can get everything you need for your TEA. I own a 52 TEA-2085 and they have provided me with great advise and all the parts, when ever I need them



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Jim W

04-02-2005 14:11:03




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 Re: oil filter in reply to Dan from brighton, 04-02-2005 07:05:15  
If you"re from Brighton ON then you can also get them at Canadian Tire.
Be careful when you go in asking for one, they aren"t too on top of old tractors in there, but they do have a listing I think under MF. Pick the one for a 2085, the one listed for the TEA is wrong.
Jim



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Paul F B

04-02-2005 07:43:00




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 Re: oil filter in reply to Dan from brighton, 04-02-2005 07:05:15  
Dan; You'll need a new oil filter- NAPA 51302 for my TEA. It's a cannister type filter. Capacity for the crankcase is 12 pints ( do a search on TEA oil to decide what type of oil to use). There's an oil inlet screen you'll need to clean as well. I would suggest you get some manuals from Al in BC, [where I got mine] or from this site. Paul F B



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Paul F B

04-02-2005 21:43:04




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 Re: oil filter in reply to Paul F B, 04-02-2005 07:43:00  
Jim's message reminded me that you should check out his site- a site specifically for TEA's. Paul F B



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